Hamas names hostages to be freed after accusing Israel of breaching ceasefire
Hamas on Friday announced the names of three Israeli hostages to be released on Saturday in exchange for Palestinian prisoners after a delay that underlined the obstacles hanging over a fragile deal meant to end the war in Gaza.
Thai ambassador to Israel Pannabha Chandraramya recently said that now there are more than 38,000 Thai workers in Tel Aviv.
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Hamas’s strategic manipulation of the hostage situation reveals a disturbing truth: military superiority doesn’t guarantee strategic victory.
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